Performance
The company made a big deal with G400 and introduced some improvements from the predecessor the series G clubs and made them a much better version. So what they did to these clubs is that they changed the design to provide better performance. So, this model features a genuine top rail design which is combined with COR-Eye Technology. This means that the flexing will be increased and thus the speed of the ball. The center of the gravity is positioned low and the tungsten weight is placed in the Custom Tuning Point that enables players to adjust their swing weight and this leads to mishits flying better and square the club face. These clubs are much appreciated for approach shots and the greens since they improve distance and higher ball flights.

Design
The clubs are made of stainless steel or graphite and feature Hydro Pearl Chrome finish which is moisture repellent and reduces friction to amazing 40% which makes the launch glide effortlessly. The clubs are easily recognizable because of the black circular shape over the COR-Eye since it does look like an eye. But the purpose of this design is to dampen the vibrations, make them feel better and give a solid sound. They come in many shafts and grips varieties to choose from.

Cost and Value
This iron set is proof that game improvement clubs can be perceived differently because Ping pushed the limits with them and provided players with tour-like feeling. They feature excellent forgiveness, amazing distance, and many players claim that their performance has significantly increased. Even though they are not cheap at all, we agree that it is an investment that is worth making if you are truly into the game.

Performance
One of the most distinctive characteristics that this updated version has, can be found in the improved precision, better feel and softer sound. The Custom Tuning Port is still there, however, the inserted elastomer has a bigger volume and it is double softer, allowing for about 25% increased face contact. This elastomer functions as a vibration damper and it is responsible for the soft and pleasing feel. The reason why they feel for better golfers is some of the required priorities lies in the fact that it provides greater control over the ball flights and improved consistency. The perimeter weighting is increased by the additional volume of the CTP that leads to fine adjustment of the swing weight.

Design
When it comes to the design, it is obvious that the designers took great care to make it more appealing to any golfer’s taste. The i210 features a pristine profile which has a sharper radius on the edges and much straighter lines making the long ones more forgiving and precise and much more controlled mid and short ones. What makes this model unusual is the fact that besides the CNC precision milling and grooving of the face, the cavity is also milled and grooved which gives them a high-end appearance. The finish is updated too and the set features a new 2.0 Hydro Pear finish that makes the glide better and repels moisture and flyers.

Cost and Value
Obviously, this ping iron is and will be a favorite among tour players, and that’s expected when we know that this is an upgraded model of i200, which is also a premium line. As we have revealed the very specifics of this model and its peculiarities, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the price tag is high, however, the investment in these clubs means better success and increased achievement.

Performance
These wedges have been a big deal from the moment they were launched about a few months ago. It is not only the design that has attracted the attention to many golfers, but it is the performance itself of higher spins, four sole grinds with different lofts and the multi-purpose role it features. It has a small cavity and a weighting port that is positioned just behind the face which increases the forgiveness and the MOI regardless of the sole type. As we mentioned, there are four grind options to help you find the one that matches your game. SS grind is an all-purpose sole which is designed to yield versatility on shots around the green and it is a perfect choice for temperate angles and divots. WS grind is excellent for players that have a steep angle of attack since it has reduced camber added and that will hinder digging. TS grind allows golfers to make very precise shots from the most difficult lies. It has a heel relief that provides open-faced shots without being concerned that the lead edge is placed too high. The ES grind was inspired by the Eye 2 sole design and it is said to provide golfers with optimal bunker performance due to the tapered hosel and classic dish profile.

Design
Very attractive and modern design, that has been the first impression of almost anyone who saw it for the first time. Made of 8620 carbon steel and combined with CNC precision milled grooves enables golfers to deliver higher shots and much softer feel. The QPQ finish looks increasingly elegant, makes the head look smaller and due to its dark metallic color reduces the glare. Very near the lead edge of SS Grind, there is a precision wheel-cut half groove which significantly improves the spin and provides control regardless of the conditions.

Cost and Value
Sometimes when one considers the price of the product comes up with the resolution that it is all relative and it is often difficult to just declare that the product is cheap or expensive since there are many subtle details that blur the line. Such is the case with this wedge because if you just take the price as a single point of view you might say it is expensive, but if you consider all the features, design, performance, then you’ll probably say it is a good value for the money.

Performance
When we are looking at the performance that i500 provides and compare it to the similar designed G700, the first impression would be less forgiveness, which means that you will have to try a bit harder to have a good shot. However, when it comes to speed, i500 is a real rocket making the ball straight and much further then one would expect. Another interesting feature that these clubs have is their ability to adjust lofts up and down, so in case you need height than you can select Retro Spec, or if you need a lower flight of the ball than you can opt for Power Specs.

Design
The blend of traditional elegance and the amazing slick design make a point even before you make your swing. The body is hollow, but surprisingly it looks like a blade. That can be noticed when you take a look at the size of the head that resembles i200 and the hosel offset which is almost the same as iBlade, but much increased face flex like in G700 made of forged maraging steel which is much stronger compared to stainless steel. The grooves are made with precision milling enhancing the consistency of the shot. The mix of black and chrome color enhances this super elegant flair. Regarding their looks, they look almost identical to i200 and at first glance, it is hard to say which is which. For increased looks and decreased inertia, they feature a Hydro Pearl chrome finish.

Cost and Value
It is a rare case for Ping to produce forged irons, and it’s been long since they have actually used any kind of forging, however, the forged face on this set is astonishing. They are superpower sets that yield the greatest distance ever. They are premium clubs that feature premium price and that’s more or less expected when you consider all the advancement these irons have and the super performance that they provide.

Performance
Compared with the original model, this one is smaller but provides higher shots, especially since the bounce of the sole was reduced and the added flex on the face enables the ball to fly higher. The testing that was made showed that the shot bend has decreased by 45% due to the forwardly placed center of gravity. Also, the spin consistency has been improved too and provides straighter and more stable trajectories. Since the sole is thinner, there has been achieved increasingly consistent turf interaction and that means greater forgiveness. The sound also feels softer compared to the previous model and is not as harsh as it used to be.

Design
Compared to the original model there is a huge difference in the design, especially in the finish. This model features Hydro Pearl finish which we have said that is excellent water and flyers repellent and provides easier glide at the turf. The face is made of maraging C300 steel which increases the launch and adds for more stopping power at the greens. The weighting is positioned at the toe by adding 20-gram tungsten which means greater forgiveness and tighter dispersion.

Cost and Value
This is a very specific and interesting model that will surprise you with its multifunctionality and variety. It has more consistent gapping, better forgiveness and launch. Maybe isn’t really appropriate for high handicappers, since they might prefer their hybrids, but for the others, it is an experience that is worth trying. This model is fairly new and expensively priced.

Performance
This model exhibits extreme sophistication which can be seen in the hollow-body design that has been thus made so that players feel that they are using high-end clubs. The body is made of stainless steel, but the face features maraging steel with a different thickness which allows the ball to fly with explosive speed. The weighting has been placed low on the toe and heel perimeter which provides a counterbalance, more consistent launch at the impact that leads to less dispersion and higher inertia. The width of the sole and the offset are similar to G400, however, this model has a clean cavity which is not filled with foam which makes a ping sound when you hit the ball.

Design
Even though G700 is larger and bulkier compared to G400, its design is unrivaled in this category of irons. It looks beautiful at address, similar to G400, slightly bigger but not obtrusive, with a pleasing shape. It is the longest among Ping irons, which is created with geometrical precision designed to put the weight away from the face. If features Hydro Pearl finish which is responsible for up to 40% less inertia at impact and better turf interaction, making the ball have an arcing trajectory and straight shot. The Hydro Pearl is water repellent and keeps the moisture away from the club.

Cost and Value
If you are serious about playing golf and you need a booster for your shots this is a perfect choice for you. Many golfers who couldn't just get their shots right have significantly got better after trying this set of clubs. There is no doubt that the consistency will be improved and the balls will have higher and straighter trajectories. In addition to this, you can opt for different shafts and grips models that will match your style. Regarding the price, yes, this is a much more expensive set of clubs, however, these ones are claimed to bring super game improvement in your game.

Performance
As these clubs are designed for women’s swings, they combine the most successful G range technologies that were used for men’s clubs with the subtle navy/green design and the Cor-Eye technology features. This technology makes the clubs’ face about 11% thinner and provides greater flex which results in higher launches and optimized distance. The clubs feature perimeter weighting that helps tighten dispersion by 19%.

Design
The fact that they were designed to appeal to women makes them look softer, with a unique combination of navy and mint. You can notice the striking resemblance with the men’s version, especially ‘the eye’ in the middle, a design achieved by the COR-Eye technology designed to increase the flex of the face and increase the speed with every launch. Speaking about the face it is a CarTech 455 model that as elevated forgiveness to allow for increased accuracy.

Cost and Value
Even though the company has designated this set as the most suitable for women with a mid or a low handicap, it can truly be used by every golfer that is serious about the game and wants to level-up in their performance and the quality of clubs they own. Since we are talking about a premium combo set which offers maximized performance, distance, and forgiveness, one can’t expect a cheap price for sure. However, what you get is a good value for your money.

Performance
These clubs are made in line with Ping’s tradition to position the weight too high and low of the toe area which grants greater forgiving for golfers. Thinner face in long irons means further distance, while short irons feature thicker faces in order to reduce the ball speed. These clubs also provide the Power Spec feature which allows adjusting of the lofts, a feature that is well-appreciated by golfers with higher speed swing who need to flatten their trajectory. The face features precision milling and the finish of the club is carried out with Hydro Pearl Chrome, the well-known material that makes them look better and repel moisture and flyers.

Design
The looks of i200 aren’t something that we haven’t seen so far, it definitely reminds us of the legendary S55, with enhanced features. The material these irons are made of is 431 stainless steel that feels soft and light. The face is of variable thickness, i.e., there’s thicker part on the face top and thinner lower part which provides for dropping the center of gravity lower to provide higher launch and higher ball speed. The distinguished Custom Tuning Points are longer, made of elastomer and they are moved closer to the face so that the feel is much more powerful. The leading edges are straighter in the long clubs whereas short clubs feature thinner top rails. The shape of the head is rounder and the smoother transition from the club face to the hosel means less offset.

Cost and Value
This is a powerful set of irons made the blend of distance and forgiveness possible and boasts with its design and workability. Even though it isn’t the latest model that Ping has to offer it is still very popular among better players. Having said this, you will find their price range higher than the average, but that’s the cost you pay for premium quality.

Performance
The technology that these clubs feature is aimed to help mid-handicappers achieve increased distance and develop their consistency with each shot. The incredible COR-Eye technology is responsible for the increase in face flexing four times. This flexing makes the golf ball go faster and higher and at the same, the distance is increased and the landing angle gets steeper. In addition to this, and in order to make the club feel and sound better, they used a multi-material badge in the cavity. This model also features the Custom Tuning Port to the sole to make the center of gravity deeper and that allows for elevated launch angle.

Design
Game improvement irons are usually larger and bulkier and often were considered repulsive at address, however, that’s not the case with this model. Their top line appears to be much thinner at address due to the added level. The shape of the toe is a bit longer in length compared to their predecessors and they feature a higher peak. All in all, much nicer looking clubs that feel and sound much better.

Cost and Value
It is true that there are newer more advanced models, such as G500 or G700 if we talk about GI clubs, however, if you are looking for clubs that are going to provide you with much better performance, distance and feel without having all the bells and whistles for a price double cheaper than the newest ones, then these are the right ones.

Performance
These clubs feature the patented Custom Tuning Point positioned lower and as we know, it is responsible for the sound and feel, which will be associated with some of the top cavity backs. As for the cavity, it is bigger and provides increased MOI which results in greater forgiveness. The forgiveness is also achieved by the thinner face, i.e. the repositioning of the weight at the edges. The blade length is a bit longer adding extra stability to your swing and greater accuracy.

Design
Their design fairly resembles some of the models that we have previously discussed. The material they are made of is 1704 stainless steel, which at that time was considered the best material that could be used for these types of clubs, even though today there are some better materials such as maraging steel. The sole has an extra trail edge next to the toe which has been extended to the back the club. The sole looks tweaked in order to go easily through the turf. The heads are larger and have a little more offset but as you go through the clubs, the shorter ones have added compactness by having the heads more shorter too. It has a darker unique finish, compact design, and a nice look.

Cost and Value
These clubs were mainly designed for mid and low handicappers who struggle with slow swing speed. The performance has been confirmed throughout the years as being highly effective. In addition to this, the price has been significantly reduced compared to their initial price, so these irons are great value for the money.